A Book A Week #45-Eat Mor Chikin: Inspire More People

I am not usually one that enjoys entrepreneurial autobiographies.  So many times is actually a subtle plug for products, or a self-glorifying tale.  Not so with Truett Cathy’s work.  I used to really like Chik-Fil-A as a restaurant, but now I love it.  Cathy is old school, growing up during the Depression selling Cokes door to door.  He truly comes across as caring more about people than profit.  I actually came away form this book wondering how I could better apply some of these principles in the classroom.

This is a quick read (a recurring theme as we near the end of 2009 and I am behind on a few books), but a good one.